Any place you look for HVAC services in the Omaha area, this is the first thing you'll see, so they do a great job advertising. Unfortunately everything else is suspect.
I called them out to a house that has been sold and is approaching closing date. The buyer's home inspector somehow pulled the fuse to the furnace and we needed a licensed HVAC technician to simply write an invoice stating the system was functioning. We didn't need a full diagnostic check or the system serviced, and it wasn't a case of us being cheap; it's not going to be our furnace anymore! We asked the tech to do exactly what we agreed to do for the buyer.
The tech stood there and took one look at it and said I'll tell you right now this furnace has a cracked heat exchanger. In any case, he did his thing, system worked fine, he said there's a bunch of other problems that need to be addressed. He wasn't happy that we didn't want to address them. (Remember, not going to be our furnace) So he charges me 100.00, splits, and emails the invoice, which said... The system functions but air conditioner does not work well and client refused to do a full diagnostic check because they're trying to sell the house.
Yeah, I can send that to the buyer showing the system works. They'll be happy with that.
So I had to pay another HVAC service, Xtreme HVAC to come out and this is what they found: Not only was our system functional, the A/C worked perfectly, the heat exchanger was NOT cracked and if it had been, that was covered by the warranty for another 5 years.
I went to work and mentioned this experience to co workers and found that about half of my co workers have had the same problem with the same company. Basically, if you bring them out they will want to replace your entire HVAC system and they will punish you if you don't play along. Every single person I've talked to, at least 5 or 6 people, had the cracked heat exchanger and 2 of those replaced a whole furnace over it. 2 guys got a second opinion and found the heat exchanger claim was false, just like I did.
This is a business that is systemically unethical and it seems about half of Omaha already knows it. The other half calls them because their advertising is fantastic and they're getting enough new business to stay afloat. It's time for that to end. Tell your friends. Maybe if these people have to tighten the belt a little they will learn some ethical business practices.